The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-08

md iron at Howard, to use in extend
ng tneir road from mandison 10 Ha-
ron.
The Hicks, Trask Hardware com
lany OF Aberdeen, assigned.
The secretary OF the interior has
approved the plat and route OF the
Milwaukee & st. Paul branch line
rom Scotland TO Mitchell, through
he public domain. He also approved
he route for the spur from Armourto
Trip, on the same line.
Ole Anderson, a prosperous farmer
living nea Fargo, lost his place by
fire.
H. Beecher, the Sphinx county clerk
OF court, died suddenly at RichieId OF
rheumatism of the heart.
Highmore Special: James Barbour,
who has been mysteriously missing
or some time, was found at Miller,
ielirious. He is thought to have been
lruyged and robbed.
Carlston, tried at Bismarck for the
murder of Joseph P. Robinson, was
acquitted.
Or. George f. Swain of Wahpeton
aas been appointed superintendent OF
The territorial board of health, in
place of DR.. King of Mandan, resigned.
At Sioux Falls a child of A. G. Seney
was very badly bitten by q large New.
oundland dog.
The North Dakota territorial board
If agriculture met at Fargo and per-
ected q permanent organization with
he following officers: S. G. Roberts,
Fargo. president; John DeGroot, Hills
5Oro, vice president; G, E. Bowers,
IIiIIsboto, treasurer; w. H. Becker.
Fargo, secretary.
While Mrs. w. K. Van Husen OF
Brookings was at the barn her three
year. old boy got out Of bed and while
playing in a boiler Of water fell in and
VAS drowned.
Sioux Falls Special: For the first
lime in the history OF this county,
here is no business for the grand jury
At the April term OF thedistrict court,
md the Judge has ordered that no
grand jury be drawn.
Woonsocket Special: The trial Of
me case against Chute, the saloon
man, continued three days, and re-
suited in a verdict OF guilty. Tho de-
'ence Immediately served notice Of APP
peal to the district court. Another
ease will doubtless be brought against
Chute.
After a careful survey, Treasurer
Raymond is the of opinion that the ap-
preparations, large as they are, can
be met without materially increasing
the tax levy. The treasury has a
start of about 5000, 900, and it is
thought that the amount of railroad
tax will be much larger thanformerly.
Mr.. Raymond also says he should
not be surprised to see the assess
ment this year run up to $l6O,OOo,-
900 or $170, 600, 900.
Articles of Incorporation will be filed
shortly with the secretary of the ter
litory to establish a Touring mill at
Groton with q capacity of 150barrels
per day. Capital stock, $4,000.
The new building Of the Y. M. c. A.
was formally opened and dedicated at
Fargo. The society purchased the old
court house, moved it down upon the
Northern Pacific right of way, and
have expended some $2.000i in improv-
ing it. There are now bath rooms, a
gymnasium, an assembly room, par,
Tors and reading room, with a hall
capable OF seating 400 persons.
Mitchell gets the territorial fair for
this year. 1t gives 50, 900 in ashland
one OF it's fine grounds for the year to
secure it. Only three other bids were
opened. Twin Brooks, a town of l04
inhabitants, put in q check for $780,.
600 on a snow bank. Huron bid
$4,000 "in love, good wishes and g
general good time" Redtield bid
$4,000 cash for a two-years location
Of it but the board could only locate
it for one year. It is to DO held Sept
$3.50. The premium list has beer
prepared and all the accounts settled
The city council of Waterfowl has
passed an ordinance granting t
Charles Joscelyn exclusive franchise
to build and operate street railways
in that city Tor twenty years. hlr
Joscelyn agrees to build q motor I'M
between Watertown and Lake Kan
peska within six months and a stree'
railway in the city within one year